Rawalpindi: The Rawalpindi Crime Control Department (CCD) assaulted the PML-N MPA farm in Chontra and arrested three of its employees sought by the police.
After the CCD raid, the MPA, which is also a parliamentary secretary in Punjab, called the “15” police emergency aid line and presented a report against the CCD in charge, the sho and others.
According to the sources, after the raid, Matters took a turn when the MPA openly left in defense of its employees.
The MPA said the CCD assaulted its farm with 30 officials with a police uniform and 15 with simple clothes. He said that four children were present at home, while two other people were at the door.
The MPA claimed that CCD officials tortured Hamza, took cash and took three houses in the house.
Meanwhile, the Chontra Sho and the service officer arrived at the scene after receiving the police emergency call. Official sources said that the CCD team made the raid to arrest a very wanted suspect in a kidnapping case that implies the realization of an objectable video, which had been registered against him by a private citizen.
They added that the matter was brought to the notification of the MPA, and was asked to deliver or present its farm in charge of the police, since a case had been registered against them under the anti -terrorist law.
However, the suspect was not produced or delivered, police said.
On Friday, the MPA spokesman issued a statement together with videos of the raid, saying that the CCD raided the farm without conducting any investigation.
“Entering the house of any citizen without investigation and without reason is hooliganism and mischief. We reject illegal and immoral activities of the CCD,” said the spokesman.
The spokesman also claimed that the CCD organized the raid to gain cheap advertising. He said that the guards of the registered companies were deployed in security tasks on the farm, and looting cash under the pretext of a search ascended to theft.
Later, the MPA filed a formal complaint with the regional police officer Babar Sarfraz Alpa, claiming that CCD officials had eliminated RS50 million of their farm.
Posted in Dawn, August 9, 2025
